Cyberhaven’s Chrome extension was manipulated with a phishing email sent to developers. Following the incident, it transpired that another 19 Chrome extensions had been compromised, affecting 1.46 million downloads. The earliest compromise dates back to May 2024. The successful attacks were due to ineffective management and monitoring of browser extensions as part of company’s security programs. The breach seemingly has its roots in a code library used by developers to monetise their extensions.
AI Foundation Model Predicts Gene Activity in Human Cells
Researchers at Columbia University have developed an AI system that can predict gene activity in human cells with high precision. The model called GET (general